Candle comparison and political quips from 1883 debates
A Philadelphia Press remark mocks a candle for Gen Butler as porpoise oil. Maine papers issue Laws of 1883 in supplement form, noting 10 salary-boosting acts. The Boston Leader is accused of harboring anti colored people sentiment. A Pittsfield clergyman denies calling Gov Butler a thief protector, saying the governor was only named in a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury
Gen. Butler
White House
Philadelphia Press
Maine
Pittsfield
Gov. Butler
England Lags in Telephone Development Behind Allies
England trails behind America and France in telephone progress. The government technically owns all telephonic rights but avoids expanding them to protect the costly telegraph service relied on by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
France
Brewers Convention To Convene In Detroit May Fifteenth
The next national convention of brewers will meet in Detroit Michigan on May fifteenth. Attendance is expected to be large as important matters will be presented to the body. Leading figures of the Brewers association acknowledge risks facing the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Brewers’ Association
Mrs Langtry buys 100 year old sleigh for New York voyage
A Providence telegraph reports Mrs Langtry has purchased a high backed old fashioned sleigh aged a century and had it shipped to New York. Next winter Freddie and the lily will race down the avenue in the antique vehicle leaving Delaney Kane and his four in hand crowd out of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Support for Eastern lease to Boston and Maine rail line
The Traveller backs the lease while Boston dailies stay neutral. In New Hampshire opposition is strong across most regions with no signs the current will shift toward support. The piece notes widespread local dissent as the plan proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
New Hampshire
Ohio Democrats to Name Time and Place for State Convention
The Ohio democratic state central committee will meet next Thursday to name the time and place for the state convention. An early date would gain majority approval among Ohio Democrats. Republicans are on the defensive and Democrats should act promptly and aggressively to sustain campaign vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Democratic State Central Committee
Ohio
Stakeholder from water board favored for continuity
Albert Stanwood, veteran water department member for over 30 years, was linked to the department’s original formation. Investigation found him not responsible for the improperly constructed basins causing water pollution, and his retention could have aided the reform of the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stanwood
Water Board
Palmer
Water Department
James M. Keith Former Norfolk Leader and DA
James M. Keith, who failed of renomination to the board of health, was a Brown University graduate and long a leading Norfolk County lawyer. He served as district attorney, declined a congressional nomination, and held roles in the legislature and Roxbury’s city council after annexation. He was nominated to the board of health in 1877 and renominated in 1880, and was a steadfast Democrat and Palmer supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
James M. Keith
Board of Health
Brown University
Norfolk County
Congress
Roxbury
Prince
Palmer
Private law library by late Justice Clifford moving from Portland
The most complete private collection of law books in the United States, collected by the late Justice Clifford, must be moved from his chambers near the United States courthouse in Portland, Maine. The Cumberland bar and Maine lawyers cannot afford to buy it alone, and local business leaders are urged to raise funds to keep the library in Portland as a public asset for litigants and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Clifford
United States
United States Court Room
Portland
Portland Advertiser
Cumberland Bar
Maine
The
Advertiser
Shila
Reports on sugar trade and Supreme Court rulings in Washington
In the Alabama Claims court Andrews Clark and Creswell filed briefs on cases including Manuel Josephs and Terra fina de Bruni with judgments listed for many claimants. The Supreme Court voided Shreveport bonds for lack of legislative authority and denied title in the Dallas City land dispute. Emancipation Day celebrated despite rain, with a large parade of colored societies and military companies. Daggett reported no Chinese sugar shipments to Hawaii affecting reciprocity, while a Boston collector warned about infectious ropes from Liverpool and fumigation steps were ordered. Miscellaneous items note lightship buoy changes off Block Island and a treasury coin count progress, with notices of deaths of Rev. Father Whitford and Rev. Holmead.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
A. ©. Clark
J. A. J. Creswell
Manuel Joseph
United States
Joseph J. George
A. Edwin Clarke
Terrafina de Bruni
Alias Beans
Manuel Lawrence
Manuel de Biloa
Walter S. Gove
Francis Masick
John P. Knowles
Thomas Knowles & Co
John P. Knowles, Jr
Seth Knowles
Joseph F. Knowles
James H. Knowles
Jonathan Boures
Ossick Smalley
John C. Hitch
James C. Hitch
Charles Hitch
Antone Joseph
Edward
Eliab W. Metwealf
Henry H. Grant
William McGilvery
Joseph G. Pendleton
Phineas Pendleton
Phineas Pendleton, Jr
William G. Michels
Wm. G. Michels
Benjamin Carver
Walsh, Carver and Chase
Henry Brookman
John W. Brookman
H. D. Brookman & Co
Samuel S. Allen
Charles C. Olsen
Boston
Insurance Companies of
United States Supreme Court
Shreveport
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Dallas City
Oregon
Missionary Society
Innancy Society
James
Keley
Butler Zouaves
Monumental City Guards
Washington Cadets
Capital City Guards
Baltimore Rifles
Lincoln Kent Infantry
Webster Rifles
Sumner Mounted Guards
Ralph Wormhey
Nieht? of
Jerusalem
Jose
Kigne
Eastern Star and
Twilight Cadets
Department of State
Rollin M. Daggett
Honolulu
Hawaii
Daggett
Hawaiian Islands
Treasury Department
Liverpool
England
Trial of Daniel Curley in Phoenix Park Murders
London reports Daniel Curley goes on trial in Dublin for participation in the Phoenix Park murders of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke on May 6. Prosecution outlines Curley’s role with informers and conspirators. witnesses including a servant girl and James Carey testify. The court adjourns until tomorrow as Curley maintains an indifferent look.
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London
Daniel Curley
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Phoenix Park
Green Street Court House
Dublin
Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Farrell
Ireland
Forster
Kavanagh
Carey
Curley
Phenix Park
Peter Carey
James Carey
Carley
Col. Hillier
Royal, Irish Constabulary
Urley
Bernard Gallagher
Ginaswow
Bow Street
Gallagher
Lambeth
Head
Fire damage and losses span multiple sites in four cities
Fire alarm at 2 am confined to the sixth floor of the Picture Frame Moulding Co factory at 12 Marshall Street, with about 400 dollars in damage. Additional water damage affected several tenants. total losses around 50 dollars for the building. Another blaze at 449 Western Avenue Lynn hit a kindling wood factory, with losses not exceeding 350 dollars and Clapp Bros liability under 50. Reports from New York and other cities note varied preliminary losses from Broadway fires and local fires in Al bia Bangor and Worcester with several injuries and uninsured losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox 17
Sheehan
Charles F. Petterson
Marshall Street
Creek Square
Wheelock Reflector Company
Peter C. Gray
KE. Bird
H. Timmins
Western Avenue
Lynn
Thompson Heirs
Clapp Bros
Palmer Nominations A New Water Board And Other Appointments
Politicians crowded the aldermanic room as Mayor Palmer announced removals and new appointments to city boards on the eve of May. William A. Simmons was named to the water board long term, with Taylor to health, Longley fire, Curran police, and Greenough to another library term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Brunswick
Marquis of Lorne
Tom Parker
Sharp
O’brien
Albert Stanwood
Water Board
William A. Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Sawyer
Cutter
George M. Hoples
John G. Blake
William Taylor
Health Board
James M. Keith
Henry W. Longley
M. P. Curran
B. D. Burley
William W. Greenough
Alderman Hall
Internal Revenue
Mrr. Hobbs
Avery & Hobbs
Harvard College
Blake
Longtey
Fire Commission
Phece
Wiliam Taylor
Beard of Health
North End
Suffolk
Michael P. Curran
Globe
New York Herald
Greenough
Tewksbury inquiry reveals tanned skin and witness testimony
At the Tewksbury almshouse hearing Gov Butler probes for proper disposal bonds for bodies, hearsay about Mrs Marsh and Mrs Houston, a Harvard student tanning a negro skin, and several witness accounts of mistreatment and neglect. The session adjourned to 9 am.
Governor Nominates McCall for Insurance Superintendent
Albany April 16 The governor tonight named John A McCall Jr of Albany for superintendent of the insurance department. McCall joined the department as a clerk twelve years ago and was promoted to deputy, a position he has held through all administrations. The Senate quickly confirmed the nomination with no negative votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John A. McCall, Jr
Mississippi Supreme Court reverses Chalmers case ruling
Jackson Miss April 16 The Mississippi Supreme Court reversed Judge Wharton and dismissed Chalmers petition for mandamus The court held that the governor issued a certificate of election to ban ning the case is beyond court jurisdiction and that only Congress can now intervene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Supreme Court Today
Chalmers
Myers
Secretary of State
Wharton
Circuit Court
Congress
Appeal for Further Aid in Bangor Described
Special despatch from Bangor Maine dated April 16 reports Col Greene urging Bangor residents to subscribe 15000 for the Shoreline project between Sullivan and Bangor. Eighteen donors have pledged 7500 and the committee Morse Snow and Haywaii appeal for the remaining 7500 at once, noting Washington and Hancock counties along the route with large populations and valuations would greatly benefit Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Boston Post
Col. Greene
Sullivan
Messrs. Morse, Snow and Haywai i
Washington and
Hancock
Calvert Sunk Near Port Antonio by Alpine Steamer
The steamer Calvert captained by Hunterman, traveling from Baltimore to New Orleans via Port Antonio and Jamaica, was sunk Sunday night at Port Antonio by the Alpine. Macheca Bros. of New Orleans, owners, received a cable despatch reporting the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Calvert
Hunterman
Baltimore
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Alpine
Macheca Bros
William Schmidt & Co assigns liabilities in Minnesota
A Galveston despatch reports William Schmidt & Co wholesale liquor dealers of St. Paul have assigned liabilities totaling $16,000. Other items mention a meteor claim lacking foundation, arrests for threats, university land trustees in New York, a Montreal murder, wage increases for cigars, bank robbery, Minnesota pineries output, Hudson River floods affecting rail, Philadelphia deficit, a murder in Mississippi, stockholder reports on mills, crop damages, a Pittsburg firm assignment, Gould delaying a Western trip, and various other 19th century notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidt & Co
St. Paul
Minn
Galveston
Texas
Williams Ranch
Pierre Seguin
Montreal
Salmi Morse
New York State Senate
Boston University
New York
Devisee
Timothy Milloy
William Nesbitt
Longue Point
Minnesota Pineries
Hudson River
Schuylerville
Mechanicsville
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Western Railroad
Potter
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Ss. W. Tallmadge
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
James Marshall & Co
Iron Pipe Manufacturers
Pittsburg
George Whitey
Gould
Chicago
Burlington
Hannibal
Joe
Interior Department
Union Pacific Company
Bears
Havana
Virginia Republican Convention Nominates Full Ticket
Norfolk Va April 16 The county convention passed resolutions repudiating Senator Mahone and his county committee and nominated a complete republican ticket. The action signals a revolution in coalition ranks as a majority of delegates had previously supported Mahone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Mahone
Thompson expelled from New Haven Medical association
New Haven April 16 Dr E L R Thompson charged with abortion in Mary Canavan case was expelled from the New Haven Medical association after lengthy discussion. Supporters argued delays and demurrers showed avoidance of charges. voting required three fourths of members and few favored retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
E. L. R. Thompson
Mary Canavan
New Haven Medical Association
Meriden Janitor John H. Plumb Found Dead at 65
John H. Plumb, 65, once a Massachusetts railroad contractor and Meriden businessman, was found dead in his room today. He was last seen Saturday night, the revolver used was on his breast with his teeth atop the weapon. Cause of self inflicted death remains unknown. he had been married five times and had fallen on hard times years earlier due to dissipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
John H. Plumb
Massachusetts
Wounded Man Scorned by Neighbors in Adams Shooting
In Adams Massachusetts last week James Barrett, a saloon keeper, shot Richard A. Savage after Savage repeatedly visited Barrett's saloon while convalescing from a prior wound. Savage, 37, native of West Stockbridge, had a notorious record as a state constable and pugilist. Barrett’s defense hinges on self defense in his own home, with mounting local belief in acquittal by a jury. The Adams docket also includes Wattson, Sandisfield cases, and multiple crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Adams
Richard A. Savage
James Barrett
Savage
Barrett
Springfield Republican
Ally Wan
Berkshire
West Stockpridge
North Adams
Engineer Wattson
Monterey
Johanna Sullivan
Sandisfield
Wattson
Sandisfield Tarring
Gardiner rejoices in opening DC negigation after ice
Maine note: Gardiner celebrates the opening after 132 days of ice. Geo Grover, an alleged horse thief aiding G T Ware, is at large in Nashua New Hampshire. he escaped Belfast jail on the night of the 13th. William A Simonton of Rockland died by suicide Monday morning, a single man aged 30. A verdict for Rosana C Mayhew against Sullivan Mining Co for 2500 dollars in Ellsworth court, for injuries at the mine December 3, 1833.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Geo. Grover
G. T. Ware
Nashua
Belfast
Wm. A. Simonton
Supreme Judicial Court
Ellsworth
Ronsana C. Mayhew
Sullivan Mining Company
Exeter man tried for embezzlement in Portsmouth court
L. M. Carpenter of Exeter faces supreme court proceedings in Portsmouth for embezzlement. G. F. Hartford, charged with assault on a girl at Eppime, is committed to the state prison for 20 years. A Nashua to Keene freight train derailed at East Harrisville at noon Monday, wrecking several cars. crew uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Carpenter
Exeter
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
G. F. Hartford
Eppime
Nashua
Keene
Manchester and
East Harrisville
Amesbury man found dead in barn chamber near home
O A True a 50 year old Amesbury teamster was found hanging in a barn chamber Monday morning near his residence. He leaves a widow and three children. Local incidents include youths charged with burglary in Milford, a shooting arraignment in Adams, and an autopsy in Westminster. Hampshire census shows eight towns up since 1870. the rest down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. True
Amesbury
Jobn Finn
Thomas Finn
John Fahey
B. C. Thayer
Milford
James Barrett
Adams
Mondday
R. A. Savage
Savage
Bagrett
Franklin Estes
Northboro
Estes
Hampshire County
Northampton
Amherst
Easthampton
Enfield
Huntington
South Hadley
Ware
Williamsburg
Margaret Watterson
West Stockbridge
Patrick Carr
Austerlitz
N. Y
Odd Fellows Officer Arrested for Embezzling Funds
George H. Smith financial secretary of the Superior lodge of Odd Fellows in Central Falls was arrested Saturday for embezzling 1145 from lodge funds. He pleaded guilty stating the money was used for family expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Superior Lodge of Odd Fellows
Central Falls
Judge Deming in New Haven Finds Probable Cause for Gibbs Assaults
Judge Deming in New Haven court finds probable cause for three cases of assault with intent to commit rape by John H Gibbs the young colored man. Gibbs is charged with offences since October against several women after night in lonely city areas. Life imprisonment prospects appear near certain.
Staging Accident Injures Two Men on Central Wharf
John Doran a teamster for James Coyle and David Gavin of Cambridgeport suffer serious injuries when a heavy staging collapses. Doran fractures his right leg and Gavin sustains multiple injuries after the fall. both are hospitalized. Also reported: theft at Charlestown depot, clothing theft from Clarke Co., watch and chain snatched on Winchester Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doran
James Coyle
Central Wharf
City Hospital
Eastern Railroad
Charlestown
Charles W. Gould & Co
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Edmun Hudson on Advancing Deposits at American News
In the Washington Capital, Edmund Hudson notes the American News Company conducts about a 20 million dollar annual business while keeping only 500 thousand of capital. Dealers must place 50 to 100 dollar deposits in advance, drawn against for purchases. Deposits replenish, ensuring prepaid payments, banking-like use of customers’ funds, and no need for large own capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Hudson
Washington
American News Company
Notable Society and Business Notes From Early 1900s News
Nilsson sails for Europe tomorrow. Maj Gen George Butler and wife visit from Ports mouth navy yard at the Parker house. Fred Douglass, 66, owns an 18 room house near Washington valued close to 100000. Diaz buys 106 seats for Nilsson concert in New York. Van derbilt buys 33. J R Osgood Co will issue 50000 copies of Mark Twain On the Mississippi for a first edition. Ex Gov Hubbard’s daughter eloped with her father's coachman and won a divorce after four years wedlock. Allan Arthur, son of the president, in Washington labeled a "dude" though a Princeton student who prefers turf life. Rev J R Day of Temple Street church receives 260 from parishioners and plans move to New York. Charles L Williams serves 52 years as postmaster at Nacoochee Valley Ga including 1530–1861, Confederate service 1861–1865, then again until now. Charles R Miller named editor in chief of the New York Times. youngest to hold post. Dartmouth graduate. Eben H Bailey, former Longfellow Memorial fund secretary, becomes secretary of Country Week committee Boston Y M C U. replaces ill Miss Putnam. Jay Gould 47 and worth about 100000000 to retire from active speculation. son George 23 to succeed. Gould’s manager Connors calls the son a good one. James Savage of Augusta Me signs contract with New York and New England railroad for widening between Blackstone and Willimantic Conn for double track. completion by next November 1. James Elverson of Philadelphia launches Illustrated World. builds new large building for venture and space for Saturday Night and Golden Days along with 300000 and 120000 circulation éd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilsson
Europe
George Butler
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Parker House
Fred Douglass
Washington
Cen. Diaz
New York
W.H. Vanderbilt
J. R. Osgood & Co
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Hubbard
Connecticut
Allan Arthur
Mhan
Princeton
J. R. Day
Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Charles L. Williams
Nacoochee Valley
United States
Eben H. Bailey
Longfellow Memorial Fund
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
H. G. Putnam
Jay Gould
George
Gould
Connors
James Savage
Augusta
New York and New England Railroad Company
Blackstone Station
Willimantic
Additon
Wallack Again Welcomed to Boston in Monte Gristo
A large audience at the Globe theatre witnessed Booth theatre company perform Duimas's Monte Gristo, but overall the cast lacked force. James O'Neil offered a capable Edmund Dantes, Henry Lee good as Noirtier with refinement needed, Hart Conway solid as Albert, while Eyre, McDowell and Thompson and Miss Graham as Mercedes fell short. Scenery praised. Wallack at the Museum plans tours next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Booth Theatre Company
Duimas
Monte Gristo
Fechter
James O’ Neilb
Edmund Dantes
Henry Lee
Noirtier
Hart Conway
Albert
Messrs. Eyre
McDowell
Thompson
Miss Graham
Mercedes
Lester Wallack
Rosedale
Tabitha Stork
Miriam O’leary
Rosa Leigh
Warren
Cobb
J. B. Mason
Col. Cavendish May
Alfred Hudson
Miles McKenna
George R. Jer&s
Matthew Leigh
Wallack
Probate Court Proves Several Wills and Estates
In the probate court Judge Choate proved wills for Annie Astley Lynn Rebecca Fogg Harriet Gifford Sarah Goodwin Joseph Knapp Lydia Mayo Elizabeth Perkins Moses Perkins Patrick Riley Lydia Wade and others Inventories filed show Sarah Jacobs 3100 Asa Brown 5000 Benjamin Somes 25770 A special meeting saw John J Mack presented with a steel engraving and Mayor Hill delivered the speech Mack will marry Tuesday The Real Estate Journal debuts from Perry Collier Marblehead and Marblehead Neck plans are rumored for Ocean House succession The Marblehead Boat Club to host a May party two fishing boats Eliza and Charles W Parker run regularly etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblenead
Charles F. Cobb
Ocean House
Swampscott
Marblehead Neck
Marblehead
Vacant South Boston Lot Declared Nuisance
The board of health notes a nuisance at the vacant lot on the corner of Eighth and N streets due to stale water and dead animals. City hall says fire commissioner John E. Fitzgerald will resign next Monday and John J. McDavitt will be appointed in his stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Eighth and
N Streets
Boston
City Hall
John E. Fitzgerald
John J. MecDavitt
Murdered man John Sullivan dies after Sunday stabbing
John M. Sullivan was fatally stabbed Sunday night in the Bun ker Hill district by Timothy Driscoll. He died Monday forenoon at Massachusetts General Hospital. The knife attack ended in a fatal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Sullivan
Timothy Driscoll
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Legislature Recaps Minor Bills and Marblehead Water Tie In
In Senate discussions yesterday the judiciary committee reported against a House bill on district court trials by special justices. The water and drainage committee advanced a bar for Marblehead Water Company with a 259000 capital listing incorporators. Debate touched town meeting tellers, with a Plymouth moderator claim of no legal warrant. Other actions include a 16 to 12 vote passing a bill, a prison funding amendment with reductions, and Baldwin’s medical degree restrictions proposal. Orders of the Day noted elevated railroads and Acushnet river fish-logging bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarlin
Plymouth
Treasury Committee
Concord State Prison
Johnson
Worcester
Brice
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Acushnet River
Acushnet
Massachusetts Legislature Action on Bills and Petitions
In the house Mr. Ernst of Boston moved to reconsider the vote on a bill allowing damages for injuries from highway defects on Lords Day travel. Mr. Aldrich of Marlboro opposed Hopkinton’s bond petition for first mortgage bonds of the Hopkinton railroad. The rules were suspended and Norton selectmen’s request to receive $84,000 from Cyrus Hicks was referred. Natick-Wellesley water bill advanced from the table to orders. Bills include Bay State Telephone stock increase. various engrossed items and a milk adulteration law discussion ended without a vote before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst
Boston
Aldrich
Marlboro
Hopkinton
Committee On Railroads
Norton
Cyrus Hicks
Natick
Wellesley
Ale. AW
Bay State Telephone Company
Disabled Soldiers’ Employment Bureau
State Normal School
Westfield
Board of Aldermen The Nominations Laid Over One Week
The regular meeting chaired by Alderman O'Brien confirmed appointments for three year terms in city offices including fire and police commissioners health board member and water board members. Petitions from utilities and companies for street poles lamps and track work were presented. Elections saw Porter elected East Boston ferries director and Myles chosen as second assistant assessor. Various financial and public works orders were approved and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferries
Alderman Hall
Henry W. Longley
Card of Health
William Taylor
Michael R. Curran
Public Library
William W. Greenough
Water Board
William A. Simprons
Albert Stanwood
George M. Hobbs
Timothy T. Sewyer
John G. Blake
Leonard R. Cutter
Charles J. Sidney
Michael J. Mahoney
Andrew B. Porter
East Boston Ferries
Edward Pearl
William F. Myles
Ward 23
John J. Follan
City Point
J. J. C. Wilson
Te Saic & Nee
Common Council
Windy forecast for Tilden as Chicago Times notes April meeting
Chicago notables at Iroquois Club discuss Democratic chances and tariff doctrine. Key figures like Brodhead, Priest, Randall, Sparks, Wheeler, Springer, and Hurlburt weigh Tilden’s possible return to the presidential race and the party’s revenue tariff stance. Theodore Roosevelt style line not present.
Diverse Boston Society Events Calendar
The Boston society page lists events including the 98th annual Protestant Episcopal convention in Trinity chapel on April 25 at 9 a.m., the Young's Hotel head waiters sixth annual ball at Horticultural Hall, and a May 26 amateur baseball gathering at the Union jet grounds. Henry George lectures, a kitchen garden course at North Bennett street, a Institute fair department meeting, an Enterprise club operetta, and a New England freight agents meeting with free return passes and car detention topics are noted along with an entertainment at Columbia Hall featuring ventriloquism and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trinity Chapel
Boston
Young’s Hotel
Horticultural Hall
Eess
Cat Rr
Ames
Unionjet
Berkelee Hall
Henry George
Central Labor Union
Annie Louise Torrey
New York Kitchen Garden Associaton
North Bennett Street
L. E. Caswell
Institute Fair
Park Street
Enterprise Club
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Association of General Freight Agents of New England
Pathfinder Railway Guide
Railway Clearing House Association
General Freight Agents’ Association
Dorchester Council
Columbia Ball
C. Jd. Upham
Arion Quartette
Barker
Banjo Quartette
Annual report of Central Mining Company with mine earnings
The Central Mining Company reports 1882 product value and total operating expenses totaling 101,758 52, with a profit of 33,966 53. Dividends of 60,000 00 were paid, and surplus as of February 4, 1885 stood at 6,465 56. Timber sale nets 40,000 00 contribute to 79,017 58 receipts. Directors note timber lands sale on Tobacco River for 100,000 00 payable over three years, allowing write-off of land cost and a higher dividend. lands cost about 20,988 25 on the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Mining Company of
Lake Superior
SiMe
Ismee Sa Sraeataib
Treglers Tecolyv CO Jouw Cde
Dace Wee Eee
Absous Ee Ass
Sewegs Canes v
Tobacco River
Hull Yacht Club regatta schedule announced at Young's Hotel
The regatta committee met at Young's Hotel and named W L Phinney chairman and Louis M Clark secretary. A season program lists races from June 23 through Sept 8 including pennant, club and championship regattas plus open regatta and several cruises and moonlight excursion plans to be scheduled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
W. L. Phinney
Louis M. Clark
Notable Boston area deaths span organist to businessman
Worcester born organist J Aster Broad died in Berlin on April 14 while studying there. Boston and Worcester church figures including Elizabeth Howard Bartol, Charles T Randall, and Daniel Kelham Jr. also passed away within days. Francis S Street of the New York Weekly died in Brooklyn after a career rising from clerk to partner and manager, leaving a substantial estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aster Broad
Worcester
Mass
Berlin
Germany
Mt. Vernon
Park Street
Boston
Plymouth
Daniel Kelham, Jr
Kelham
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Manchester
New Orleans
Elizabeth Howard Bartol
Bartol
West Church
Simeon Howard
Lowell
Charles T. Randall
Beacon Street
Leaves
Smith
New York Weekly
Boy
Street
ATVB
Democratic ward caucus troubles probe meets again
The special committee of the democratic ward and city committee, investigating the ward 11 and 12 caucus troubles, met at the Parker house Monday evening. Members include J.G. Fennessy, Felix A. Strange, John A. McLaughlin, P.T. Barry, and P. F. McGarragle. Testimony focused on ward 12, including the Jenkins party, with reporters cross examined. The panel relies on reporters for unbiased testimony, and hearings will resume tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Ward
Parker House
J.G. Fennessy
Felix A.strange
John A. McLaughlin
P.T. Barry
P. F. McGarragle
Jenkins
Ward 12
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Colquitt
Stephens
Henry D. McDaniel
Aleck Stephens
Alfred H. Colquitt
McDaniel
Bell and Everett
Ben Hill
Alabama
Chaffee
Potter's Field
Lighthouse Board
Block Island
William T. Whitford
Georgetown College
Alfred Holmead
Grace P. E. Church of South Washington
Foreign News
Cabiegrams
Clifford Lloyd
Crusheen
Boston and Vicinity
Telegraph
Broadway
Bradstreet
Remington & Sons
Hall Safe and Lock Company
Boston Elastic Fabric Company
Albia
Iowa
Atlantic House
Reams
William McGill
Chas. Quinlan
Carl Speigle
Francis A. Reed & Son
Springfield
Mattakcunk
Wooricester
Clinton
C. H. Chase
Palmer’s
Weater
Simmons
Williston Knight & Co
John M. Wardwell
van Brunt
Court of Common Press
West Twenty-fifth Street
West Twenty -Eighth Street
Ann Street
West Twenty-ninth Street
West Veury First Street
Barclay Street
Tammany Society
John Kelly
Augustus Sohell
N. Jarvis
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